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National Semi beats Street but shares down

Chipmaker National Semiconductor Corp posted stronger-than-expected first quarter results on Thursday because of increased demand from industrial markets.

Polo's Rugby launches iPhone app for custom shirts

Polo Ralph Lauren Corp, the fashion company behind the Polo and Club Monaco brands, said on Thursday its smaller Rugby brand was launching an iPhone application that lets users design their own shirts.

Motorola to launch Google phone

Motorola Inc on Thursday said it would launch a new cell phone that uses Google software and seeks to tap into the popularity of online social networks like Facebook.

Motorola unveils Google phone, carrier deals

Motorola Inc unveiled on Thursday a new cellphone that uses Google software and features easier access to social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, but some analysts said it might not be enough to turn around the company's money-losing handset business.

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Frail-looking Steve Jobs returns to Apple stage

A frail-looking Steve Jobs stepped back into the spotlight for the first time in nearly a year on Wednesday, unveiling new and cheaper iPods for Apple Inc and drawing a standing ovation.

iPhone OS 3.1 available for download now!

Steve Jobs made an appearance at Apple's highly anticipated 09/09/09 event today in San Francisco where several new announcements were made, including a new iPod and iPhone OS 3.1 which is now available and ready to download now for free.

Thin-looking Steve Jobs returns to Apple stage

A gaunt-looking Steve Jobs stepped back into the spotlight for the first time in more than half a year on Wednesday, unveiling new iPods for Apple Inc and drawing a standing ovation.

Jobs takes center stage at Apple media event

Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs bounced back into the public spotlight for the first time in over half a year on Wednesday, triggering a standing ovation and helping the company's shares gain nearly 1 percent.

Nokia to skip operator tailoring for Linux phones

Nokia Oyj plans to skip tailoring software of its upcoming top-of-the-range model N900 to different operators, raising the risk some carriers, who focus on integrating their own software, could refuse to offer the model.

Palm unveils Pixi phone, may be overshadowed by rivals

Palm Inc on Wednesday announced a lower-priced smartphone in the same family as its popular Palm Pre, although the move may be overshadowed by rival product launches by Motorola and Apple.

Palm To Unveil Pixie Phone Ahead of Apple Announcement

Palm will unveil its second WebOS phone this week, which goes by the name â€œPixie,â€ sources told Mobile Crunch.

Obama delivers national speech to kids (full transcript)

President Barack Obama is scheduled to deliver a national speech on education to students on Tuesday at 12:00 p.m. at Wakefield High School in Arlington, VA.

Obama School speech time and transcript

President Barack Obama will address the nation's school children welcoming them back to school at the start of a new school year Tuesday at 12pm EDT. The president's message will be streamed live at WhiteHouse.gov/live.

Obama speech to school students, time, full text, live streaming

President Barack Obama will deliver remarks to students across the U.S Tuesday, September 8 at 12:00 p.m. EST at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Va. The speech will be broadcast live on C-SPAN website and streamed live on WhiteHouse.gov/live.

Obama's speech to school students (full text)

President Barack Obama will deliver remarks to students across the U.S at 10:00 a.m. at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Va.

Spotify launches iPhone and Android mobile services

Spotify, the much-hyped European digital music service, has secured a deal to launch a mobile offering on Apple's iPhone, iPod Touch and phones using the Android platform, it said on Monday.

iPhone is a bigger cash machine for Apple, analyst

The iPhone is making far more cash for Apple than the Street generally believes, according to Societe Generale analyst Vicent Rech.

Motorola to sink or swim on Android phones

Motorola Inc needs to spark some serious gadget lust next week when it unveils new phones to convince consumers and Wall Street that it's still a player in the global mobile industry, but the odds may be heavily stacked against it.

Apple iPod updates expected, Jobs show uncertain

Apple Inc's media extravaganza next week is being greeted with unusual calm, as it is uncertain if charismatic CEO Steve Jobs will appear and investors have nothing much to bet on apart from new iPods with cameras.

Sprint backs Hero, the latest HTC Android phone

Sprint Nextel Corp plans to sell HTC Corp's Hero cell phone based on Google Inc's Android operating system, intensifying competition in the crowded U.S. smartphone market dominated by Apple Inc's iPhone.

Sony walkman outsells Apple's iPod

Sony's Walkman digital music player outsold the Apple iPod in Japan last week - the first that has happened in more than four years, according to Bloomberg, citing data from Tokyo-based research firm BCN.

China Unicom approved to launch iPhone with Wi-Fi

China Unicom will probably launch a Wi-Fi-enabled iPhone in China, Sina Tech reported on Wednesday, citing an unnamed source close to the country's internet watchdog.

Key U.S. broadband official: More spectrum needed

U.S. regulators are seeking ways to make more efficient use of the airwaves as consumers' use of smartphones is expected to surge, the official spearheading the national broadband program said on Wednesday.

Nokia bolsters phone lineup, prices laptop at $820

Nokia on Wednesday bolstered its smartphone line-up to better compete with Apple and said a $820 laptop will lead its foray into the fiercely-competitive PC market.

Nokia bolsters phone lineup

Nokia on Wednesday bolstered its smartphone line-up to better compete with Apple and said a $820 laptop will lead its foray into the fiercely-competitive PC market.

IQE sees H2 sales up; shares fall on profit-booking

British technology firm IQE Plc forecast a significant growth in sales during the second half and beyond with trading returning to pre-recession levels, but its shares fell 11 percent as investors booked profits.